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a. 11th Amendmentb. 12th Amendment

c. 26th Amendmentd. Amending Processe. Articles of Confederation

f. Baker v Carr g. Block grantsh. Buckley v Valeoi. Categorical grantsj. Checks & Balancesk. Concurrent Powersl. Cooperative Federalismm. Declaration of Independencen. Devolutiono. Dual Federalismp. Dual Soverigntyq. Elastic Clauser. Elitist theorys. Executive Powerst. Federalism

u. Federalist #10v. Federalist #47

w. Federalist #51x. Federalist Papersy. Fiscal Federalismz. Full Faith & Creditaa. Great Compromisebb. Inherent powers of the President

cc. Initiativedd. Judicial Powersee. Legislative Powersff. Lockegg. Marbury v Madisonhh. Montesquieuii. New Federalismjj. Pluralist theorykk. Powers denied to Congressll. Preamble to the Constitutionmm. Referendumnn. Rousseauoo. Shays Rebellionpp. Supremacy Clauseqq. U.S. v Lopez

rr. Unfunded mandates

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a. 17th Amendmentb. Appropriationsc. Closed Ruled. Cloturee. Conference Committeef. Congressional Budget

Office (CBO)g. Congressional Caucush. Constituent Servicesi. Filibuster

j. Franking Privilegek. House Appropriation

Committeel. House Judiciary Committeem. House Minority Leadern. House Minority Whipo. House of Representativep. House Oversight and

Government Reformq. House Rules Committeer. House Ways and Means

Committees. Joint Committeest. Legislative Vetou. Logrollingv. Pork Barrel Legislation

w. President Pro Tempore

x. Select Committeey. Senate Minority Whipz. Senatoraa. Standing Committeebb. The Senate Majority Leader

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a. 22nd Amendment

b. 25th Amendmentc. Attorney Generald. Bully Pulpite. Chief Justice of the

Supreme Court

f. Council of EconomicAdvisors

g. Executive Office of thePresident

h. Executive Ordersi. Executive Privilegej. No


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k. OMBl. Pocket Vetom. Presidents Cabinetn. Secretary of Stateo. Senatorial Courtesyp. Signing Statementsq. Starr Report

r. State of the Union Addresss. Treasury Secretary

t. U.S. Department ofCommerce

u. U.S. v. Nixonv. Vice-Presidentw. Watergate Scandalx. White House Chief of Staffy. White House Press

Secretaryz. White House Staffaa. Yes

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a. 10th Amendmentb. 1st Amendment

c. 2nd Amendment

d. 4th Amendmente. 5th Amendment

f. 6th Amendment

g. 7th Amendmenth. 8th Amendment

i. 9th Amendmentj. Assembly and association

rightsk. Bill of Rightsl. Engle vs. Vitalem. Establishment Clausen. Free exercise of religiono. Free Speech Principlesp. Gideon vs. Wainwrightq. Gitlow vs. New York

r. Gregg vs. Georgias. Griswold vs. Connecticutt. Habeas Corpusu. John Peter Zengerv. Lemon vs. Kurtzmanw. Libelx. Mapp vs. Ohioy. Miranda vs. Arizona

z. New Jersey vs. TLOaa. New York Times vs. United

Statesbb. Patriot Actcc. Planned Parenthood vs.

Caseydd. Roe vs. Wadeee. Schenck vs. United Statesff. Selective Incorporationgg. Slanderhh. Texas vs. Johnsonii. Tinker vs. Des Moines

(59-69)a. Dont Ask, Dont Tell

b. 13th Amendmentc. 14th Amendment

d. 15th Amendment

e. 19th Amendmentf. 24th Amendmentg. Affirmative Actionh. Americans with Disabilities

Acti. Brown v. Board of

Education

j. Cesar Chavezk. Civil Rights Act of 1875l. Civil Rights Act of 1964m. De facto segregationn. De jure segregationo. Dred Scott v. Sanford

p. Due Process provisions ofthe 14th Amendment

q. EEOCr. Elizabeth Cady Stanton

s. Equal Opportunity Act of1964

t. Equal Rights Amendmentu. Gitlow v. New Yorkv. Glass Ceilingw. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeirerx. Heart of Atlanta Motel v.

United Statesy. Hispanic Americansz. Martin Luther King, Jr.aa. Menbb. N.J. v. T.L.O.cc. Plessy v. Ferguson

dd. President Trumanee. Regents of the University

of California v. Bakkeff. Selective incorporationgg. Senior citizenshh. Thurgood Marshallii. Tinker v. Des Moinesjj. Title IX of the Education

Amendments of 1972kk. Voting Rights Act of 1965


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ll. Women

(70-81)a. Amicus Curiaeb. Appellate Jurisdictionc. Concurring Decisiond. Conservative Activism

e. Constitutional Requirementfor Federal Justices

f. Earl Warreng. John Marshallh. John Robertsi. Judicial Activismj. Judicial Conferencek. Judicial Restraint

l. Majority Decisionm. Minority Decisionn. Oral argumentso. Original intent

p. Original Jurisdictionq. Rule of Fourr. Sandra Day OConnors. Stare Decisist. U.S. District Federal Courtsu. Warren Burgerv. William Rehnquist

w. Writ ofCertiorari

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a. 15th Amendment

b. 17th Amendmentc. 1968 Democratic National

Convention

d. 1988 Republican NationalConvention

e. 1992: Year of the Woman

f. 24th Amendment

g. 26th Amendmenth. Bouncei. Caucusj. Conventional political

participationk. Dark Horsel. Dealignmentm. Democratn. Divided Governmento. Electoral Coalition

p. Electoral Collegeq. Exit Pollr. Faithless electorss. FCCt. Federal Matching Fundsu. Front-loadingv. George HW Bushw. Geraldine Ferrarox. Hard moneyy. Horse race journalismz. Incumbentsaa. Invisible Primarybb. Iowa Caucuscc. JFK

dd. JFK and Nixonee. LBJff. Mass Mediagg. McCain-Feingold Act

hh. McGovern-FraserCommissionii. Media Biasjj. Media frenzykk. Midterm election turn outll. Motor Voter Actmm. Negativenn. New Hampshireoo. Nixonpp. Pardoned Nixonqq. Political Socializationrr. Positivess. Public Opinion Pollstt. Ralph Naderuu. Reagan

vv. Reapportionmentww.Redistrictingxx. Reformyy. Republicanzz. Sarah Palinaaa. Soft moneybbb. Sound Biteccc.Strawddd. Stump Speecheee. Super Tuesdayfff. Swing Statesggg. Tip ONeillhhh. Unconventional

Political Participation

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c. 1st party era

d. 2nd party era

e. 3rd party eraf. 4th party era

g. AARPh. AMAi. Coalitionj. Contract with Americak. Direct lobbyingl. George Wallacem. Gerrymanderingn. Grassroots Lobbying


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o. Grassroots Politicsp. Hot button issuesq. Linkage institutionsr. Lobby Reform Acts. Lobbyistst. Loyal Oppositionu. PACs

v. Party Dealignmentw. Party Realignment

x. Platformy. Political Partyz. Ralph Naderaa. Reform Partybb. Ross Perotcc. Special-interest groupsdd. Strom Thurmond

ee. The Populist Partyff. Trusting Eye

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